India 'incomplete' without Pakistan's Sindh: BJP patriarch LK Advani

[PakistaniNawab]

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com...s-lal-krishna-advani/articleshow/56565122.cms

 

[cloud4000]

This has been Advani's dream for a long time, but it will remain only that, a dream.

 

[HttpError]

Why India does not give up it's hegemonic plans and we all can live in Peace and they will be more than welcome to visit not just Sindh but entire Pakistan. We can have a visa free policy. But the problem is Humans are greedy for power.

 

[Dragon Ball]

It is time the old man died. He has long outlived his utility.

 

[LA se Karachi]

He's out of his mind. Virtually no one in Sindh wants that. It's disturbing that a man of his stature would make such a statement.

 

[Pakistansdefender]

Pakistan is incomplete without purani Dehli ...

 

[LA se Karachi]

Pakistan is incomplete without purani Dehli ...

Exactly, we can say the same thing about Delhi, Agra, Lucknow, Aligarh, Hyderabad, etc. But we recognize that the people in these areas consdier themselves Indians (both Hindu and Muslim). Indians should do the same with Sindh.

 

[Jungibaaz]

And his nights aren't complete without a few wet dreams.

 

[Mamluk]

India is just a bastardized term for Sindh, the real India.

He knows they are living on borrowed name. What is India without India?

 

[Imad.Khan]

Is Advani ethnically Sindhi?

 

[LA se Karachi]

Is Advani ethnically Sindhi?

Yes, and he was born and raised in Karachi. He immigrated after independence to India.

 

[That Guy]

This has been Advani's dream for a long time, but it will remain only that, a dream.

Not just his. Let's not simply ignore the fact that BJP's top brass (as well as it's extremist allies), for decades have advocated the reunification of a so called "Greater Hindustan", by conquering BD, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, as well as places like Tibet.

It may remain a pipe dream for eternity, but government policies will still be influenced by such drivel.

 

[prashantazazel]

No need unless everyone "secularises" on both sides of the border.
But Indian sindhis are really chilled out folks.

 

[Imad.Khan]

Yes, and he was born and raised in Karachi. He immigrated after independence to India.

probably thats the reason he just said Sindh and not Punjab or Kashmir

 

[MilSpec]

Not just his. Let's not simply ignore the fact that BJP's top brass (as well as it's extremist allies), for decades have advocated the reunification of a so called "Greater Hindustan", by conquering BD, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, as well as places like Tibet.

It may remain a pipe dream for eternity, but government policies will still be influenced by such drivel.

Try and comprehend the difference between personal opinion and national policy.